Eisenhower Seeks Tax Cut and Economic Measures
President Eisenhower presented Congress with a broad plan aimed at a tax cut next year and expanded unemployment relief. He urged federal steps to curb stock speculation, boost construction, and fund public works while urging continued private initiative and measures to stabilize the economy amid labor unrest.
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Washington
Inn
Yular
Fisennnwer
Congress
Eisenhow
Eisenhower
Bob Eisenhower
Man Escapes City Jail Eve Of Forgery Trial
John Henagar 35 escaped from City Jail on eve of forgery trial after sawing bars and creating a hole in the cell. He was recaptured and faced General Sessions Court on three forgery counts involving checks for $26 and $20 using the same forged name.
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Man
John Henagar
Ufvirsiey Ave
Henagar
Sessings
General Sessions Court
George Churchwell
Wash
Kingsport
Lunar
Theyaivic Auditoriun
Trethel Woods
Maint St. Dan
Nationalist Planes Hit Red Shipping In Far East Actions
Nationalist planes attacked Red shipping in the Formosa area with reports of ships sunk and damaged near Tachens and Fukien coast. Guerrillas on Yikiangshan Island hold out amid heavy shelling from Red forces as Peiping radio claims conquest.
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Spencer muUss
Taipeh
Morriage
Nit Hons Defense Ministry
Hearby Wikiangsha Island
Miinistry
Tachens
Wiles
Formosa
Fukien
Red China
Yikiangshan
Peiping
Feiping
Tokyo
Weiong
China
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Ammall
Nationalisk Air Force
Defense Ministry
Yae Tachen Islands
Eisenhower
Secol
Dulles
United States
United
Karl L. Rankin
Hong Kong
Adm
Atte
M. Pride
Ath
Torcross Strait
Iis
Posendores
Policy On China Shows Shifting Stance
In Washington senators Mansfield and Knowland debate U S policy toward Communist China. Mansfield notes a shift toward UN involvement in Formosa tensions while retaining caution. Knowland criticizes some Far East policy aspects as the administration leans on the United Nations for cease fire efforts.
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Washington
Sen
United States
Chua
Knowhind
Er-Cubit
Mansfield
United Nations
Alansfield
Knowland
Feader
Far East
Lisenhower
Formosa
Mausfietd
U.N
Chiang, Yeh Claim U N Stance Won’t Bound China
In New York, Ambassador Tsiang says Communist China will not bow to UN resolutions. Chiang’s foreign minister Yeh leaves a State Department meeting en route to his homeland while Dulles and Eisenhower declarations on a Chinese cease fire are not commented on directly. Yeh says no major policy shift toward China. Chamber of Commerce speech in Alexandra urges stronger pressure.
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Por
Knowlent
Ewenhower
Dulles
Beyid
Chi-na
Chamber of Cammeter
Alessandra
Fitch
Verdine Freed After Six Years From Soviet Captivity
Verdine of Starks Louisiana was released from Soviet captivity after six years in the Vorkuta prison camp. He is the third American repatriated this month, following John H Noble of Detroit and Pvt. William Marehuk of Norristown. Noble reported Verdine was not in good health upon return.
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Berl
Jan
Verde
Starks
Berlin
I Tong
Vorkuta
Verdine
Lore John H Noble
Detroit
William Marehuk
Norristown
A. Yerding
Coburg
West Germany
Germin 2d Autytom
Noble
Dr Sam Attends Father's Funeral Amid Family Tragedy
Dr Samuel Sheppard attends his father's funeral as his brothers join in the private service in Cleveland. The elder Sheppard died after a lengthy illness linked to family distress following his wife’s death, with the private burial held at a snowbound cemetery near Mennovi Park.
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Clevelant
Samuel Sheppard
Mennovi
Park
Richard A. Sheppard
Ethel
Samuel
Lakewood
Marilyn
Sheppard
Alfred €. Kreke
the Bay Methodist Church
Kreke
Osten- Path
Mystery Veils Bomb Slaying In Automobile
Mystery deepens over a booby trapped car blast that killed architect Harry E B Weaver and wounded his wife Mrs Weaver. Houston businessman questioned after talks with Weaver's family as Texas Rangers and deputies guard the scene and search for suspects.
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San Angelo
Tex
Harry EB. Weaver
Weaver
Houston
Harris County Court House
Texas Rangers
Shorif
Tom Green County
Aubrey Stokes
Ralph Ilk ‘Ris
Here
Isan Angelo
Prison Rebels May Accept Less Than Freedom
Four rebellious convicts hold hostages on the third day at a Boston area prison. Clergy and family appeals fail as inmates insist on improved sentencing, citing California style indefinite terms. A tearful 11 year old girl pleads with her father, a bank robber, to surrender.
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Boston
Prisom
Edward P
Tharngad
Bruel Merlin
Odd Teres
Newynlen
Haris
California
Merlin
Barbara
Toby) Green
Teddy Greer
Dranette Balben
Hudson
la Uretsager
Walter H. Balben
Joseph Finherty
Inglen
Post
Basketball Games In City Postponed
The Big Five clash between Dobyns Bennett and Elizabethton is rescheduled for next Monday due to weather and travel concerns. Elizabethton High School will not practice Wednesday or Thursday, and forecasts imply no Friday night play. City League games for Friday and Saturday are postponed and will be fitted later in the season.
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Dobyns Bennett
Elizabethton
Guy B
McHerris
Costa Rican Air Force Border Incident With Nicaragua
Costa Rican and Nicaraguan leaders clash over border incursions. Nicaraguan president Somoza warns of possible international crisis as Costa Rican forces repel rebels near the frontier. Inter-American Commission reports Costa Rican planes caused tension. U.S. and Mexican observers assist in monitoring.
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Carlos Escuthero Sax
CF Rien FC
Rwshed
Bian
Inez Nenu
Anatasio Somiomy
Mialibor
TS -Pavelend
Sankvind
Costeara Menara
Enon Wontiee
Whighlory
Inter-Amer- Feat
Conmuselan Jere
San Iine
Danse Figueres
Managua
Sion
Pipueres
Somoza
Nicaragua
Samoa
Quintanilla
U.S. Air Force
Mexico
U.S. Caribbean Command
OAS Group
Walter B. McKenzie
Montezuma
Pettit
Henderson sentenced to long term in Scott County murder case
D. H. Henderson, 43, of Slilwater Oklahoma, convicted of second degree murder in Scott County, received 13 years in the penitentiary. Williams, 24, from Mississippi, also Negro, was involved as a co defendant. Jury took about an hour to reach verdict with Judge Carter affirming the sentence. Read more on testimonies from witnesses including Prentiss Peyton and L. C. Nelson and the early morning events surrounding the crime.
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Gate Cry
Dan
D. H. Henderson
Slilwater
Okla
Railty
Gnd
Henderson
EB. T Carter
le C Williams
Mississippi
Scott County
Prentiss Peyton
L. C. Nelson
Peyton
Nelson
ABC
Williams
Weather outlook with cold night and snow in Wise County
A cold front brings cloudy skies and a low around 15 degrees tonight. Snowfall yesterday left up to 12 inches in the area with only light accumulation this morning and scattered schools delaying openings. Counties report closures and delays, with Kingsport and Sullivan County schools adjusting schedules.
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Kings’toals
Port
Wise County
Nortos
Big Stove Gap
Kingsport River
Mobill
Kingsport
Paul Moore
Sullivan County
Howver
Wil
Soph. J. Att Akard
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Asherville
N.C
Boxersville
Clarence Bryan
Woman Faces Murder Trial In Gate City
Gate City Virginia January 20 a 22 year old Gate City woman faces a murder trial in Beat County Circuit Court for the slaying of Oakes in August last year. Oakes died from a .22 caliber bullet to the heart after spending time at the defendant’s home. The former waitress has denied the shooting and described a gray haired man with sideburns as a possible suspect.
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Cecil D. Quillen
W. Goleman Jr
Nelson
Bendesson
Williams
Besten
Hind
Commonwealth
Welson Artallier
H. Richmond
Henderson
Venus +Stone
Gate City
Stone
James MM. Oakes
Hert
Soone
Oakes
Miss Stone
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